Sentence examples for indigenous trees from inspiring English sources

He reminded Shapiro that M.T.M.D. had already begun to replant some of Mauritius's threatened indigenous trees.

Each is carved by an island artisan from fallen logs of indigenous trees like teak, kalengo and palm.

"We began by suggesting 40-60 mando and cashew trees per acre and a boundary of indigenous trees.

Future Forests has planted more than 145,000 indigenous trees in at least 70 sites in Britain, Mexico, India and the US in the past decade.

Many of its 180 families first settled here more than a century ago to tap natural gum, or chicle, from indigenous trees.

Under the direction of the architect Paul Chemetov, each of the 337 communities on the meridian in France is nurturing indigenous trees.

Another complicating factor is that the once-barren hills around the capital, first planted with eucalyptus, are now being reforested with local indigenous tree species.

Attempts have been made to reintroduce the Sophora toromiro, an indigenous tree that hasn't grown on the island for decades, and to plant new trees, like eucalyptus, that might provide a protective barrier against coastal winds.

"What we see right there are some nice cottonwoods, birds in there — a natural indigenous tree that is contributing to the health of the river," said Peter Mueller, a former high school principal from Telluride who led the tamarisk-clearing effort as a regional director for the Nature Conservancy.

Forestry is bound by law to use indigenous tree species.

Overall, 148 indigenous tree, shrub and liana species were recorded across the 78 surveyed forests.